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Just quickly a short story before I begin with the description for this game: This game originally started as a graduation project, after graduating we started working on a new version. Worked on this new version for 6 months and never finished it. This is a great example of an overscoped project, however, we did manage to do quite a lot and that's why I'm sharing this game nonetheless since I think that some of you might find this interesting. UPDATE: Managed to scope it down a lot. At the time of writing this there'll be an update near the end of next week. This would bring Tuludo to the Minimal Viable Product that we should've defined better. From there we can start adding fun new features. Now that we got that out of the way: Tuludo is an online game create that is accessible for anyone. It is targeted towards kids who would like to create games but who do not know how to program. The goal of Tuludo is not to teach kids how to program, there're already plenty of websites doing that just fine. Tuludo's goal is rather to have fun with creating games. Features: Create levels by simply drawing tiles. Add interactions to levels using pre-built game objects. Change the behaviour and looks of game objects freely. Easy to understand action-reaction system that allows users to create their own logic for game objects. Save and publish games to share them with friends. Tuludo is of course made with Javascript and uses Matter.js for the physics. Mustache.js and jQuery were used to make the GUI interactions more doable. Other then that there's no engine used. The website itself is built using the Laravel framework. You can check out some of the demo games that were made: Adventure in the dark cave (Small platformer): https://tuludo.com/play/Z8QHSb Lava Tower (Vertical platformer with rising lava): https://tuludo.com/play/pxNPmT Legend of the Puzzle Temple ("Pushing blocks" puzzle game): https://tuludo.com/play/vVHpHz Or you can jump straight into the Editor to try it out yourself (No account or sign up required): https://tuludo.com/editor And if you really don't feel like doing anything you can simply watch this video that I once made (Which was never meant to be shared): So that's it. That's Tuludo. Thought some of you might like seeing it, it's nowhere near perfect but I and my team members learned a lot. Nonetheless, never overscope your projects kids. Let me know if you have any questions!

Hello, can you recommend a good level editor? Like `Tiled`, but more powerfull, may be commercial

Hi. I look non-tiled map edtior (where i can rotate and scale sprites). Requirements: Transform operations for each sprite(scale, rotate) Layers support Optional: can run on linux( or under wine)

So PhaserLE, the best level editing software & SDK out there for Phaser.io developers, has been released. You can find out more about the software here: www.phaserle.com It allows a huge number of powerful features, that I am more than happy to discuss, so post any questions you may have in this thread. If you are interested in having a go with the demo game that ships with PhaserLE, then you can play it at this url: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/13318759/tutorial-game/index.html Note this is a dropbox link with no preloader, so loading times may vary. Keen to hear your thoughts! Craig

Advise level editor (not a tile) for positioning, rotation, scaling objects and save level to json/xml?